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The Gorechosen are here along with the Deimos Pattern Predator and more from Games Workshop this weekend.

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Deimos Pattern Predator Battle Tank $65

The Predator is perhaps the best known and most widespread variant of the basic Rhino chassis. Enhanced with superior armor and firepower, it completely sacrifices the Rhino’s troop-carrying capacity in favor of ammunition and generators for its formidable weapon systems. The result is an effective and versatile tank of the line, with an excellent balance of speed, firepower and protection. The Predator’s rugged design can handle a wide variety of armament configurations – the Legiones standard is a rapid-fire mounted autocannon, but other configurations include a powerful heavy lascannon or more exotic gravity and Volkite weapons.

This multi-part plastic kit builds one Legion Predator, a versatile main battle tank in the Deimos pattern. This powerful tank stalks the battlefield in armored squadrons and can be built with one of four gun turrets: a rapid-fire Predator cannon, a tank-breaking gravis lascannon, a powerful Volkite macro-saker or a crushing graviton cannon. It also features a few sponson weapons – heavy shooters, heavy flames, lascannons, or volksite culverins – that can complement the primary weapon or allow it to take on a more diverse array of threats.

The kit also includes components to upgrade the Legion Predator with a pin-mounted weapon – a havoc launcher, heavy shooter, heavy flame, multi-melta, or a combo weapon with five configurations (bolter, flamer, melta, plasma, or volksite) – as well as a searchlight, a dozer blade, a hunter-killer missile and a number of cosmetic options such as tow bars, sigils and a choice of a Space Marine gunner, spotter or closed hatch.

This kit consists of 104 plastic components and comes with a Legiones Astartes Vehicle Transfer Sheet with 44 optional markings and icons for the Sons of Horus and Imperial Fists Legions. This miniature comes unpainted and requires assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel paints.

Heavy Weapon Upgrade Kit – Heavy Flames, Multi-Meltas and Plasma Cannons $42

Heavy Support Squads provide the Legiones Astartes with mobile, portable firepower enough to take down hordes of enemy troops or destroy armored vehicles with devastating hails of fire, combining devastating weaponry with all the flexibility of a foot soldier. Heavy flames project a roaring torrent of blazing promethium capable of incinerating infantry and flushing enemies from cover, while multi-meltas reduce enemy tanks to molten slag with a flash of energy, and plasma cannons unleash fleeting blasts of superheated matter.

This plastic upgrade kit can be used to equip Legionaries from the MKVI Tactical Squad set with powerful heavy weapons, suitable for use in a Legion Heavy Support Squad. The kit includes 10 heavy flames, 10 multi-meltas and 10 shoulder plasma cannons, along with weapons appropriate for each weapon, allowing you to upgrade up to three Heavy Support Squads of 10 models or six units of five models. Also included are four Augustan scanners that can be carried alongside a heavy weapon, allowing your Heavy Support Squads to detect and eliminate enemy units.

This upgrade kit consists of 160 plastic components and is designed to be assembled with the MKVI Tactical Squad kit, which is sold separately. These components are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Color paints.

Heavy Weapon Upgrade Kit – Volkite Culverins, Lascannons and Autocannons $42

Heavy Support Squads provide the Legiones Astartes with mobile, portable firepower enough to take down hordes of enemy troops or destroy armored vehicles with devastating hails of fire, combining devastating weaponry with all the flexibility of a foot soldier. Volkite culverins emit scorching heat rays that burn through sections of infantry, while versatile autocannons spew grenades that shred both troops and light vehicles. Lascannons are the most powerful laser weapons available to legionnaires, firing devastating beams to penetrate tank armor.

This plastic upgrade kit can be used to equip Legionaries from the MKVI Tactical Squad set with powerful heavy weapons, suitable for use in a Legion Heavy Support Squad. The kit includes 10 Volkite culverins, 10 autocannons, and 10 shoulder-mounted lascannons, along with arms appropriate for each weapon, allowing you to upgrade up to three Heavy Support Squads of 10 models or six units of five models. Also included are four Augustan scanners that can be carried alongside a heavy weapon, allowing your Heavy Support Squads to detect and eliminate enemy units.

This upgrade kit consists of 160 plastic components and is designed to be assembled with the MKVI Tactical Squad kit, which is sold separately. These components are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Color paints.

Warhammer: The Horus Heresy – Age of Darkness Reference Cards $16.50

The battles of Warhammer: The Horus Heresy are full of quick reactions, mighty warlords and forbidden psychic powers. This handy reference card deck makes it easy to keep up with new rules and mechanics so you can focus on your strategy. These cards allow you to take full advantage of the new reaction system – they serve as a reminder to use them and as a reference for the rules for you and your opponent.

This deck contains 24 cards, including:
– 6x Nuclear Reaction Cards
– 2x Advanced Response Cards
– 3x Core Warlord Traits cards
– 7x Psychic Weapons cards
– 6x Psychic Powers cards

Warhammer Underworlds: Nethermaze – Gorechosen of Dromm $42

Dromm, Wounder of Worlds, lord among the Slaughter Priests of Khorne, attempts to commit the ultimate act of violence in the name of his murderous god. He leads his group of Gorechosen to the depths of the Nethermaze, where he plans to perform a grand blood ritual on tectonic weaknesses to injure Ulgu himself, causing black, liquid lava to spill into the seas above, poisoning them beyond repair. His companions are the Skullgrinder Herax, a maker of grim and bloody artifacts, and the brawny Gorehulk, an ex-slaughter priest who now looks more beast than human. Nothing will stop Dromm in his quest to bleed Ulgu dry.

Dromm’s Gorechosen offer a ritualistic approach to the violent worship of Khorne. The warband claims Blood Tithe tokens by dealing damage and taking up in battle, then uses them to fuel powerful abilities, such as Dromm’s unique Enrage action, which can send friend and foe into a frenzy across the Nethermaze. This box contains a complete Rivals deck, plus loads of extra cards for you to try out a few tricks, as well as Universal and Grand Alliance cards to use with your other warbands.

This set contains:
– 3x push fit Gorechosen or Dromm miniatures – no glue required to assemble, molded in blood red plastic to stand out even when unpainted.

– 3x double-sided fighter cards, one for each warrior in the warband – Skullgrinder Herax, the Gorehulk and Dromm, Wounder of Worlds.

– Another 66 cards to improve your fighters and provide new tactics and challenges for your games of Warhammer Underworlds: Nethermaze, including:
– 12x Gorechosen or Dromm objective cards
– 10x Gorechosen or Dromm upgrade cards
– 10x Gorechosen or Dromm gambit cards (including 3x Domain card)

– 6x universal objective cards, usable by any warband
– 7x Universal Upgrade Cards, usable by any warband (includes 1x Card Card and 1x Domain Card)
– 7x universal gambit cards, usable by any warband (including 2x domain cards)
– 12x Grand Alliance cards, usable by any warband belonging to the specified Grand Alliance

– 1x Gorechosen of Dromm Warband Background / Rivals Deck Card
– 1x cover card

Miniatures in this box come unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel paints.

Warhammer Underworlds: Nethermaze – Deadly Depths Rivals Deck $29

Dive into Warhammer Underworlds with a full Rivals deck, usable by any warband, including those from previous seasons without a Rivals deck of their own. These cards can be used as a standalone deck in Rivals games, but can also be used to enhance an existing deck. Each card is brand new to the game, creating a cunning deck that uses Gloom and Feature tokens to outsmart the opponent, allowing for both aggression and control. This deck features mechanics introduced during the Harrowdeep season such as Maps, Illusions, and Denizens, making it particularly suitable for the Shadeborn, Skittershank’s Clawpack, and Hexbane’s Hunters warbands.

The Rivals format was designed to be the most accessible way to play Warhammer Underworlds, pitting players against pre-made decks in a test of sheer skill. Rules for the Rivals format can be found on the Warhammer Community website.

This deck contains 32 universal cards, consisting of:
– 12x objective cards
– 10x playing cards
– 10x upgrade cards

You will need a copy of the latest Warhammer Underworlds core rules to use the contents of this card game.

Data Cards: Chaos Daemons $29

This game of handy reference cards makes it easy to keep track of all the rules in Codex: Chaos Daemons. You’ll find stratagems, psychic powers, and Warp Storm effects, broken down for each of the four Chaos Gods, as well as Chaos Undivided and the Disciples of Be’lakor. Make the most of your army – never forget the most powerful skills in your Chaos Daemons’ arsenal.

This pack contains 88 data cards, divided as follows:
– 20x Warp Storm data cards
– 6x Khorne Stratagem data cards
– 8x Tzeentch Stratagem data cards
– 8x Nurgle Stratagem data cards
– 8x Slaanesh Stratagem data cards
– 6x Disciples of Be’lakor Stratagem data cards
– 6x Pandaemoniac Discipline Psychic Data Cards
– 6x Warprot Discipline Psychic Data Cards
– 6x Soulstain Discipline Psychic Data Cards
– 6x Noctic Discipline Psychic Data Cards
– 1x Smite psychic power data card
– 7x Core Stratagem data cards

You will need a copy of Codex: Chaos Daemons to fully utilize these cards.

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